CEFR C1

clash

verb

Meaning

To be in conflict or disagreement; to fail to agree or be compatible.

Examples

Their opinions on the matter clashed, leading to a heated debate.
The new policy clashed with the company's core values.

Synonyms: conflict, disagree, collide, jar

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clash (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /klæʃ/

Definition

To be in conflict or disagreement; to fail to agree or be compatible.

Examples

Their opinions on the matter clashed, leading to a heated debate.
The new policy clashed with the company's core values.
The two musical styles clashed, creating a jarring sound.

How to Use clash

clash with (prepositional phrase): To be in conflict or disagreement with someone or something. — "His personal beliefs often clash with his professional duties."
clash of (prepositional phrase): A conflict or disagreement between two or more things. — "The clash of titans was a spectacle to behold."
clash (verb): To collide or fight. — "The swords clashed loudly."

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